Sentence examples for retain approval from inspiring English sources

Avastin will retain approval as a treatment for other cancers, so doctors can use it off-label for breast cancer.

Avastin would retain approval for other cancers so doctors could still use it off label for breast cancer.

Even if approval as a breast cancer treatment is ultimately rescinded, Avastin will retain approval to treat lung, colon, kidney and brain cancers.

If Genentech could figure out how to predict this — such as by a genetic test — it would clear the way for the drug to retain approval for a subset of patients.

In a final appeal, Genentech, which is based in South San Francisco, Calif., and owned by Roche, asked the F.D.A. in August to retain approval, at least for women with the most aggressive forms of breast cancer and the fewest treatment options, while the company conducts another clinical trial in an effort to prove the drug works.

Even if it loses the approval for breast cancer, Avastin will retain approvals as a treatment for colon, lung and other cancers.

De Laurentiis took over the financing and production and Pressman gave up all claims to the film's profits, though he retained approval over changes to the script, cast and director.

The voting machines, some of which are 50 years old, are the only approved method now, and would retain state approval.

The drug's manufacturer, Genentech, which fought long and hard to retain the approval, said it was "disappointed".

Some advocacy groups, such as Susan G. Komen for the Cure, as well as individual women with breast cancer, have urged the F.D.A. to retain the approval.

It is as their proud product that Podhoretz presents himself, and he obviously hoped to retain the approval of these people, as he had done so often in the past, by daring to write something they were afraid to write.